Posted by RobCons on July 21, 2016 at 17:52:37 from (98.83.183.172):
In Reply to: New 9N Owner posted by Mnlc90 on July 21, 2016 at 15:47:42:
As stated don't ride with the slope but go up and down. If it is really steep down is dangerous also. The brakes, if working, will just lock up a wheel and slide. Drop the attachment to the ground so it drags slowing you down. Watch for obstacles such as stumps, stump holes, rocks, ditches, etc. Try to walk over a new area to be cut first. Don't get right next to an embankment, like a creek bank. The tractor can cause the land to give way and turn you over. When turning the bush hog will swing wide so don't be right next to a fence, building, tree, or such when you make a turn. Wear hearing protection, it will be loud.
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